Restaurant on the Cliff, Dubrovnik

The Cliffs at Maya Bay

The Cliff at Maya Bay

Challenging Steps up to the Monastery at Amorgos

A Closer Look at the Monastery at the Cliff Face of Amorgos

A View from the Steep Hills in Amorgos

3 Photos taken at a Cliff in Amorgos, Greece. One taken by iPhone SE, one by Fuji X-T1 and 12mm Lens,and another by Sony RX100 VI

Weekly Photo Challenge: Edge ( of Yangtze River 2 )

This is a sequel to my last post.

This photo is more stunning than the two I posted yesterday.

The steep cliff overlooking the Yangtze River is just striking. The river level was raised due to the impounding of water by the Three Gorges dam.

Just imagine what it was like when the river was a lot lower!

Weekly Photo Challenge: Edge ( Cliff )

This week’s photo challenge is Edge.

Sea cliffs are sharp dividing edges between the sea and the land behind.

They have withstood thousands of years of waves pounding on their face.

Some of them may have been formed from sea caves after the top part collapsed.

The cliffs here are located on the shoreline of the Dubrovnik medieval town.

I like the very steep face.

The other photo shows in more detail the lower part of the cliffs which have to batter the sea in its never ending battle.

The Other Side of Dubrovnik

Most tourists head for the fortress side of Dubrovnik; we did the same too.

Many of my photos show the fortresses, the walls and the many terracotta roofs.

For a change, this picture was taken towards the sea, away from the fortresses, when the sun has set.

We were walking back to the hotel and my eyes were captured by the very peaceful feeling of the sea and the cliffs and the lone house by the seaside.

Altogether, a very soothing view!